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Microcap & Penny Stocks : VLVT (was CSMA) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: YOYO who wrote (3880)	12/18/1997 8:52:00 PM
From: lewis wireman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11708

I folks. Had a good day today. Good volume, good increase. Dont worry about that little down tick at close. Just some day traders taking profit and trying to set the stage for a lower buy tomorrow. Just hold your shares and your certs and we will see day traders pushing up to price in order to profit from the inevitable climb up that price mountain to its true valuation based on fundamental, all coming out with a series of planned press releases by this determined and dedicated management team. Cocomino is the little train that can, and I believe will climb that price mountain, and the best part is, that it has already started. Some thoughts on our oil and gas interest and Pickins. Beautiful thing about gas is that it is inexpensive to harvest, easy to transport and requires little or no processing, and yet has a ready market at demand pricing. AS I understand storage facilities and transmission facilities are already in place or near by. Remember that this lease was acquired through Pickins who took in trade CSMA stock, (and that stock restricted) with committment to participate in second well and subsequent wells expenses (of course with the agreement to participate in profits, which is reasonable). As I understand CSMA is exploring the possibility of acquiring new gas leases. I feel confident Pickins will be involved in those leases also, apparantly not as a partner, but certainly as a participater in profits. It is hard to imagine his involvement with CSMA unless he felt certain profit was afoot. He apparently chose CSMA because he saw potential in the company and its management. I think that is worthy of sound consideration in evaluating CSMA, dont you? Folks, hold that stock. Dont let day traders profit at your expense. Just my thoughts, as always, do your own DD. Thanks.